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[[File:mariamintoff.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Maria Mintoff]] | |||
'''Maria Mintoff''' | '''Maria Mintoff''' (born 15 August 1966) is an actor who grew up in [[Valletta]] and currently lives in [[Sliema]] with her husband Angelo Buhagiar and her two sons. | ||
[[File:mintoffmaria.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Maria Mintoff]] | |||
[[ | Maria started acting on stage at a young age with [[Ċentru Żgħażagħ Antonjani]] of Valletta, along with other budding young actors, such as her brother [[Paul Mintoff]], [[Hector Bruno]], [[Joseph Debono]] and others. | ||
In 1982 she joined [[M.A.S.K]] | In 1982 she joined [[M.A.S.K.]] the resident theatrical company at the [[Catholic Institute]] [[Floriana]]. Under the direction of renowned stage personalities such as [[Joe Quattromani]], [[Alfred Mallia]], [[John Suda]] and [[Carmel S. Aquilina]] she took part in many theatrical productions many of which were original works penned by the late Patri [[Ġwann Abela]] OFM. | ||
Maria took leading roles in many productions, such as ''Wenżu | Maria took leading roles in many productions, such as ''Wenżu u Rożi'' (1983), ''Jien Hu'' (1984), ''Skapin'' by Moliere (1984), ''Ġrajjietna'' (1985), ''Qalbiena'' (1985), ''Il-Ħadd fuq il-Bejt'' by [[Francis Ebejer]], (1985), ''Fantasart'' (1987) ''Tamietna'' (1989), ''L-Imrewħa'' by Carlo Goldoni (1989) and ''Il-Ħanut tal-Kafe'' by Carlo Goldoni (1990), to name a few. | ||
She also took part in other productions such as ''It-Tfal tal-Papà'' ([[Klabb Siparju 1982]] at the [[Manoel Theatre]]), Auschwitz (SDMU 1986 at University Auditorium) and other satirical productions, such as ''Mar-Re ma Tgħidx Le'' (1985) and ''Hawn iċ-Ċirku''(1986). | |||
In July 1985 Maria presented the [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] together with [[Hector Bruno]] and [[Christine Calleja]]. | In July 1985 Maria presented the [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] together with [[Hector Bruno]] and [[Christine Calleja]]. | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Mintoff, | ==See also== | ||
[[:Category:Maria Mintoff Photos]] | |||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Mintoff, Maria}} | |||
[[Category:A-Z of Theatre in Malta]] | [[Category:A-Z of Theatre in Malta]] | ||
[[Category:Actors from Malta]] | [[Category:Actors from Malta]] | ||
[[Category:Female Actors]] | [[Category:Female Actors]] | ||
[[Category:Born in 1966]] | [[Category:Born in 1966]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:40, 12 August 2016
Maria Mintoff (born 15 August 1966) is an actor who grew up in Valletta and currently lives in Sliema with her husband Angelo Buhagiar and her two sons.
Maria started acting on stage at a young age with Ċentru Żgħażagħ Antonjani of Valletta, along with other budding young actors, such as her brother Paul Mintoff, Hector Bruno, Joseph Debono and others.
In 1982 she joined M.A.S.K. the resident theatrical company at the Catholic Institute Floriana. Under the direction of renowned stage personalities such as Joe Quattromani, Alfred Mallia, John Suda and Carmel S. Aquilina she took part in many theatrical productions many of which were original works penned by the late Patri Ġwann Abela OFM.
Maria took leading roles in many productions, such as Wenżu u Rożi (1983), Jien Hu (1984), Skapin by Moliere (1984), Ġrajjietna (1985), Qalbiena (1985), Il-Ħadd fuq il-Bejt by Francis Ebejer, (1985), Fantasart (1987) Tamietna (1989), L-Imrewħa by Carlo Goldoni (1989) and Il-Ħanut tal-Kafe by Carlo Goldoni (1990), to name a few.
She also took part in other productions such as It-Tfal tal-Papà (Klabb Siparju 1982 at the Manoel Theatre), Auschwitz (SDMU 1986 at University Auditorium) and other satirical productions, such as Mar-Re ma Tgħidx Le (1985) and Hawn iċ-Ċirku(1986).
In July 1985 Maria presented the Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza together with Hector Bruno and Christine Calleja.